University of Michigan student housing

The renovated South Quad features an all-new dining facility equipped with 10 unique restaurant concepts, music practice rooms, a new community center, redesigned group study rooms, improved student bathrooms, wireless network access, upgraded plumbing, and air conditioning.

The new design includes upgraded infrastructure, improved accessibility, renovated student rooms and bathrooms, and remodeled community and study spaces.

These projects include the building, renovation, and remodeling of residence halls and dining facilities, the renewal of community spaces, as well as upgraded internet access and electrical, heating, plumbing, ventilation, and fire detection and alarm systems.

University Housing is an auxiliary enterprise and is financially self-supporting for annual operations by its room and board revenue.

Proximity to nearby restaurants, shopping areas, and local schools appeal to Northwood Community residents.

Northwood community staff host a wide range of cultural and social events that engage students and families.

They also have the option to purchase food from several retail locations and in-hall cafes, many of which feature early-morning and late-night hours.

[4] In order to serve a diverse range of needs and appetites, menus may feature vegan, vegetarian, halal, and gluten-free options.

[11] Many foods are made with locally produced ingredients as part of the initiative to achieve green and sustainable dining practices.

[13] A team of dieticians offers free individual consultations, allergy and special diet support, nutrition publications, and healthy eating seminars.

Other technology support includes residential computing sites, high-speed internet access in student rooms, Help Desk service, and digital learning skills.

Advised by Diversity Peer Educators, multicultural councils host service learning projects and other community-wide events.

Officers are available to assist residents, investigate incidents, and monitor electronic access and fire protection systems.

[22] Despite this, most of those, including Resident Advisors, Summer Conference Assistants, and Diversity Peer Educators, are not considered employees by the University.